FINAL REPORT
FINAL REPORT
FINAL REPORT
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In 2005, 3,800 households (57%) were classified as poor and out of these 1,399 (21%) as very<br />
Very Poor<br />
21%<br />
Poor<br />
36%<br />
Not Poor<br />
43%<br />
Source: Statistics provided by aimag administration<br />
Figure 80: Poverty in Jargalant sum (2005)<br />
poor households (see Fig. 80). Compared to<br />
the other sums in the Buyant River Delta,<br />
Jargalant has relatively few herdsmen. In<br />
2005, 150 households were registered as<br />
herders and 610 households owned livestock.<br />
In total, they owned 56,583 livestock: 70<br />
camels, 1,728 horses, 3,877 cattle, 17,832<br />
sheep and 33,076 goats (KASY 2005). But<br />
only a few herds are actually kept within the<br />
sum boundary, most are kept in other sums of Khovd aimag by relatives or friends of the<br />
owners.<br />
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